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peptic

[pep-tik] / ˈpɛp tɪk /




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The study also found that people with peptic ulcers, which hike the risk of internal bleeding, were no less likely to use daily aspirin than other people.

From Washington Post

Twenty-one years later, Marshall and his mentor Robin Warren won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their discovery linking the bacterium to chronic inflammation, peptic ulcers and stomach ailments such as cancer.

From Nature

Aspirin can increase the chance of severe bleeding, and long-term use may lead to peptic ulcers.

From Washington Post

By the second Scotch, Mort would volunteer that while Bill’s late additions may have created some peptic havoc, they made the feature better.

From New York Times

Both groups showed similar low levels of problematic events including internal bleeding and peptic ulcers.

From The Guardian